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Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's sacred territory. Due to well-known reasons, the two sides of the Taiwan Strait are still separated so far. This is the misfortune of the Chinese nation. Every Chinese person earnestly hopes to end this distressing situation as soon as possible. Is Taiwan where it is today due to fate, or is it the planning of politicians? This book will let you see the true history of Taiwan. The book provides a complete and systematic introduction to the historical evolution of Taiwan since the beginning of written records: it not only describes the early colonial rule of the Netherlands and Spain in detail, but also provides a thoughtful discussion of the invasion plans of Britain, the United States, Japan, Russia, and Germany. It not only introduces the economic development of Taiwan at different stages of development, but also systematically describes major events in agricultural and industrial development, taxation, education, culture, etc. In addition, it also touches on aspects such as national integration and cross-strait reunification. The book is equipped with hundreds of precious pictures to support history and enable readers to imagine historical situations. In addition, this book not only restores the historical truth of Taiwan in an all-round and in-depth and objective manner, but also provides undoubted and strong evidence for the historical fact that "both sides of the Taiwan Strait belong to one China." It is a "Taiwan History" that every Chinese should read.

A light of fire cut through the darkness, drew a large arc, and fell towards the center of the street. The light of fire bounced a few times on the asphalt road, and finally stopped, and it turned out to be a cigarette butt. Duanmuchen was leaning on the railing of the balcony, with a worried look on his face. He had just flicked away a cigarette butt, then lit another cigarette, took a deep breath, and then slowly exhaled a cloud of mist. Duan Muchen is a criminal police officer with more than twenty years of experience in the police force. He has been looking down at the movement on the street. Perhaps because he has been staring for too long, he feels that his eyes are so dry that they are beginning to hurt. As a criminal police officer, of course he knew that he should not break the law by throwing cigarette butts into the street. This might burn passers-by. What's more, the cigarette butts could be swept into other people's units by the wind and cause a fire at any time.